Beginner Arm Warmer #6 Baby Blue

 

Baby Blue Arm Warmer

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This pattern is great for a beginner knitter because you only use the cable needle once in 38 rows. Simple seed stitch and moss stitch decorate the rest. Download the PDF above for instructions. Great for a beginner!

If you have any questions please let me know!

Take care

Heather

Silky Purple Arm Warmer #4

This is a beautiful cable pattern. It’s repeated twice as you can see in the photographs. The underside is knit with, what I call, a slip stitch ribbing. It gives it extra strength in my opinion. Better than regular ribbing. The cable pattern is used on 14 sts.

CO: 30
Approx. 65 yards of yarn
Yarn: Vanna White, Eggplant (purple)
Finished Size: 9 x 6.5inches
56 rows completed

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Slow and Easy Cable (Arm Warmer #2)

SLOW AND EASY CABLE PATTERN

Pattern Fixed as of  10/27/12
 

This is one of my favorite arm warmer cabled pattern. It has a consistant pattern which is nice because you can stop the arm warmer height at any moment and it won't look like you interrupted the pattern in any way. Here is some of the information on the pattern.

Made Flat, not in the round

Skill Level: Beginner

Yarn: Red Heart

Finished Size: 7 inch tall, 6.5 in wide

CO: 29

Rows: 40

Amount of Yarn Needed: 75 yards approx for the pair

Needle Size: US 11

Gauge in Stockinette Stitch: 4.46 sts and 2.85 rows = 1 inches

 

ABBREVIATIONS:

C4B = Slip 1 to cable needle, K3 then K1 from cable needle
WYIB = With Yarn in Back, as if to knit
S1= Slip 1, as if to purl

 

To purchase the entire pattern you can click on the BUY NOW button below. It will take you to my Ravelry.com store where you can purchase the pattern for $2.79 (through Paypal).  Don't worry if you're not a member you don't have to be. Click below OR for more info please go to http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/slow-and-easy-cabled-arm-warmer

$2.79

Thanks!
 

3 Strand Cable Stitch Pattern

3 Strand Cable Stitch Pattern with Garter St. border

You can use this stitch border to create a number of items. I'm using this for a blanket. You can create a scarf etc..... You only have to cast on 30 stitches. I used Caron 1 pound Worsted Weight Yarn. I used US 10.5 needles. It measures 6 x 9 inches.

Download the PDF with instructions at:  http://www.mediafire.com/?qo9fsa8kaee5wf1
Link Fixed 3/24/12

Thanks

Heather

Soft cabled Arm Warmer #1

 

This is a great knitted arm warmer to make. This was the first arm warmer I made. It's an elegant cable pattern.  You are only using the cable needle 2 times in every row repeat. It's definetly something a beginner can do easily.

The underside is a slip stitch pattern that makes it very comfortable and durable. You can go in and out of it without stretching it out.

Here is some info  that is included in the PDF,

CO: 29

Yards Used: 60 total for the pair

Finished Size: 6 inches wide by 8 inches high (but can make longer)

Needle Size: 10.5 US

Yarn used: Utopia or any soft worsted weight yarn needed

Gauge: 4.83 stitches per inch
 

You can purchase the pattern in PDF form straight from Ravelry.com at the BUY NOW button below. It's okay if you are not a member you can still purchase it. Also, it goes through paypal. For more info you can go to this link it you'd like. http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/soft-cabled-arm-warmer

$2.79

Thanks!
Heather

Slip Stitch Arm Warmer

Caron 1 Pound Yarn

Vanna White Lionbrand yarn, Purple Mist

This is an easy pattern that uses knit, purl and a slip stitch. All you’re doing is making a 6x9 in rectangle. Then sewing the sides up. You can leave a space for a thumb hole. If you want it to cover your hand more then what the picture shows then just place the thumb hole a little lower. Some information is below

Thumb hole: Yes
Yarn Used: Caron One Pound, Worsted Weight
CO: 23 or any odd number of stitches if you need to increase the size

Rows Completed: 54
Finished Size: 6 x 9 inches
Needle Size: 11 US
Made: Flat

Abbreviations:
WYIB = With yarn in back (as if to knit)
S1 = Slip 1 stitch as if to purl
P = Purl
K= Knit
* * = Repeat the instructions between * & *

To purchase this arm warmer pattern you can click on the Buy Now button below. Don't worry, you don't have to be a member to purchase it. Let me know if you have any questions by leaving a comment.

Thank, Take Care!
Heather
http://knitting2008.blogspot.com

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